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Cake day: April 14th, 2025

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  • They probably drive it with a mini forklift all the way to your house. If you’re up on the 5th floor with no elevator, you’re screwed. But maybe they require a service elevator. The IKEA mentality where everything in packaged in a small box or boxed is probably very important. But that’s why I’m asking.

    A few weeks ago we drove the minivan to a nursery and we were able to fit 4 different trees in it. I bet the whole nursery business is complete different. Like unless you got yard or rooftop you’re not getting a tree. Just an example of how things would be different in small ways.






  • I would like to see how people get their big items home. I assume it has to be delivery. You’re not riding the train with a big IKEA chair, much less a couch or a big screen TV or kitchen table.

    Not complaining, just actually wonder because that part is not usually shown and others may think they are loosing something by not having a big ass truck to haul stuff to their house on an every day basis for one day of the year.


  • I just had to have one! I do yoga in the morning after waking under my piano. Then I run around the neighborhood picking up fruits and vegetables that others just leave behind. Sometimes I do endulge and will pickup a pie or whatever they might have in the fridge that morning. Thr yoga helps to get in and out before people wake up. Then I head over to my first of several jobs. Piano mortgage won’t pay itself.




  • No, you don’t get it. You’re generalizing.

    The drive system needs electronics to function. Fine let’s keep those. I don’t need anything else. So don’t add a center console that depends on Android. When you do, you equate a car’s life to the life span of a phone. That’s environmentally irresponsible because a car can easily be functional 20 years from now while that console will be obsolete in just a couple of years. Simply add functional surfaces where one may add an off the shelve tablet.